An individual's level of education is increasingly significant in explaining their political
attitudes and behaviour, with higher education proposed as a new political cleavage …

Does radical right political violence favour or hinder public support for right‐wing stances?
Numerous existing studies have demonstrated that Islamic terrorism provokes a …

Research has examined tolerance of Muslim minority practices and anti-Muslim sentiments.
We go beyond the existing research by applying latent profile analyses (LPA) on majority …

What do citizens do in response to threats to democracy? This book examines the mass
politics of civic obligation in the US, UK, and Germany. Exploring threats like foreign …

How do people decide whether specific minority behaviours should or should not be
tolerated in society? The current research investigates the role of moralization in tolerance of …

This is a study on the inclusion of Muslims in liberal democracies in the presence of value
conflict. We focus on handshaking controversies that appear to pit gender equality against …

How do views about national identity shape support for multiculturalism? In this paper, we
argue that individuals who view national ingroup belonging as “achievable” are more likely …

This article examines exclusionary reactions to welfare claimants based on their identity
using two studies conducted in Great Britain and the Netherlands. The first employs …

The electoral success of radical right parties throughout Western Europe is the biggest
change to these formerly stable party systems. Several studies have identified that …

Norway has a history of tough assimilation of the first migration of Roma people, known as
the Tater/Romani people. The state introduced laws that discriminated against the …